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THE POPULATION BLAST






Nowadays the population is increasing at a very high rate and the population growth rate is also increasing. Now the world’s population is 7.7 billion in the year 2019 and the roads are full of traffic, market places are very crowded, hospitals and clinics are full of patients. These all are just a few side effects of the overgrowing population.

Now China consists of 19% and India consists of 18% of the world population which is lesser than their land area. Do you know in the last sixty seconds 250 births occur and 105 people are decease?  As we can see that birth rate is more than double the death rate. To show the menace created by the overgrowth of the population we can take the instance of India which has the second-largest people number in the world and is also suffering from a lot of problems that occur due to it.

Their roads are so narrow with very fewer lanes and illegal encroachment is also responsible for making them narrow but this is because lanes are enough for the previous population and more people need more space to live are the respective reasons.


In hospitals there are hundreds of patients in each which is much more than the doctors in India leads to high fees for better treatment and sky-touching rates of medicines. Patients have to wait for hours for treatment even in critical conditions. Thus medical facilities are less but treatment charges are high.
Similarly, the judiciary system becomes very slow due to the increasing number of criminal cases and the slow judicial process in older cases. There are only 21,000 judges for millions of cases. There a lawyer earns much more than a judge. Sometimes a criminal dies before resolving its case.
A high population simply means high unemployment and disguised unemployment. A large number of people can bring quantity but not quality. It leads to over exploitation of resources and also reduces the living standard. Thus we should follow the slogan “a small family, happy family”. To control it we can use contraceptive methods during the reproduction. We need social awareness and civic sense to understand the message of this article.
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